Food and service is great. The aitaliN beef sandwich was…read moreand potatoe salad were great today as usual. Stop here for lunch when we come to Branson

My wife and I stopped here on a Tuesday afternoon after hiking. You order at the counter and then…read moreget a buzzer that alerts you when your food is ready. There was one person working the counter during lunch hour. Not a huge deal, but there were a few in front of us with more complicated orders. The inside is kind of like a generic cafeteria. Not a lot of decor and not very welcoming... just kind of odd. I got the hummus sandwich with pasta salad. The food was just kind of mid. The hummus was good, but the sandwich didn't have many veggies on it and the pasta salad was very bland. The restrooms here were also kind of grungy. Overall, it was just a very average place with odd vibes. Nothing particularly wrong with it, but I probably wouldn't return unless going with a group who wanted to try it. One good thing is that they do have plenty of vegetarian options and a gluten free menu (you have to inquire about that).

A full year since the last time we were here and once again we had a spectacular experience…read more This place is uniquely special, such a beautiful place and such a welcoming atmosphere, and the food...... it is outstanding i can't recommend this place enough.. We will be back next year

Stopped in Friday evening and loved the location and historic vibe, but the space felt like it…read morecould use a refresh. It was very quiet at 7 PM, and overall the restaurant seemed a bit worn and in need of some attention. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which we appreciated. We ended up not staying for dinner, but with some updates and a little more energy, this could be a really great spot.

Absolutely delightful!…read more The atmosphere was clean and inviting. Stepping into a little pocket of experience. The food. SO FRESH. So much flavor. Everything seems made in house with unwavering quality. Such a beautiful selection of sauces! I added a few extra easily to my platter and got to taste that much more. The service crew was very alert, present and attentive. We're from out of town (a small town!) so this experience was a treat and we will absolutely keep this on our radar for when we return to the city. Thank you to providing this beautiful business to this community and travelers.

Never made it to this place until now and glad I did. A smaller quaint place. As soon as you hit…read morethe door, it smells great in the place. Lang gyro: when I first saw it, this gyro has the twist of French fries being in the sandwich. In talking to the waitress, it appears this is a northern Greek tradition. Great tasting meat. The t sauce was great. All and all a great dining experience at Greek Belly!

Great service with very nice people, food was good and authentic. It was in the mall food court, so…read moreI cannot comment on the atmosphere.

Really positive customer service and really yummy food. Will be coming back again. I've always…read moreloved Greek food

Went in to order and pick up some gyro - You order and pay on a kiosk, so the only interaction with…read morestaff was when they handed me my to go bag. All good. The sandwiches were fresh hot and well assembled. The falafel was unique, but pretty tasty.

I was very excited to find such a convenient kebab place. They did not disappoint! The kebab…read moreplatter and the kebab wrap I tried was so flavorful. Fresh ingredients and tasty Tzatziki sauce! Both times I came in they got my order out quickly and were super friendly. You order at the counter. The dining area is casual and seat yourself. Clean bathrooms as well! I highly recommend for a quick bite. I will be back to try their other dishes for sure!

Haven't been here in years. It was completely dead. Sat at a table and was told there was a big…read moregroup coming in. Moved to another table and was told I couldn't sit there.. Ask where I could sit? And was directed to a tiny table and wobbly chair!! I understand if you have a big group coming "eventually" it's honestly a small place if it's that big of a group then close it down! Don't expect patrons to cater around you so you can make more money. Just because I wasn't spending hundreds doesn't mean you can treat me like a beggar... I think it was actually the owner too that was acting like people had to go to her establishment. Attitudes like this hurt local businesses.

Food and service: spectacular! Quality ingredients:…read morespecial! Meno selections: superb! Must go! A nice part of Springfield located in a Spanish revival building. Quiche and Turkey Gouda panini were outstanding. They were sold out of the soup--sad. I'm excited to try something else, Maybe the Rooibos tea next time instead of the lavender.

Love their Pizza. Pasta is yummy also. They make great…read moresalads. Service excellent!

First time in and was really impressed by everything. Started with a Greek salad and it was…read morefantastic. Kalamata olives, peppers, romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes and a great dressing! Then came the pizza. We ordered the Apollo. It had Canadian bacon, bacon, jalapeño and pineapple on a perfect thin crust! Amazing. Our waitress, Ivory was awesome. There is also a cool bar, as well. Nice place!

Came in to get my bagel and cream cheese. I get back to work, no cream cheese. We also ordered a…read moresalad stuffer and got half a salad. This is ridiculous. Some of us only get one break at work

There are so many things to comment on it's hard to know where to start. Panara, over the last 5-10…read moreyears continues to go downhill, not just in this location, but the entire chain. Skimpy ingredients, making the bread thicker to cover up for a lack of ingredients, cutting back on bakery items, and/or removing the bakery display in some stores. Changing the format to be more like a fast food chain, with very bright stores, loud dining rooms, and an environment that discourages one of the biggest reasons people come to Panera; it was a nice comfortable place to relax, hang out, read a book, and maybe do some homework. This new location is bright, clean, and shiny. On the surface, it seems like a great refresh but stay a little while and notice all they have taken away to make it a less-than-desirable place to be. It's basically a Panda or mall food court fast food shop now. The new location is much smaller than the last one on 32nd. It's cramped, very loud, and overly bright. Not conducive to relaxed conversation, doing homework, or hanging out with friends. I'm guessing it's a design decision. Make it less comfortable, sterile, and harsh to turnover faster and try to capitalize on a faster churn of customers. The new tech to get your order is overly complicated and slows things down. Sometimes the simple way is best. They now give you a device that is supposed to light up to help signal the wait staff where to take the food. Simply put, it's a failure. The staff tries to hide it though. On one side under a lip, is a tiny LED screen with an order number. The staff try and read it casually and try to not be noticed but that is how they are getting the order to the table instead of the large plastic or paper table numbers they used to use that the staff could read from across the whole dining room. The surfaces are all bright and hard; hard chairs, floors, walls, etc. That is to further encourage you to eat quickly and go away. Not the format Panera was built on. Instead, you end up with a less comfortable seat and a lot of very loud ambient noise. Everything is designed to move you along and alienate the core customers who have kept Panera going for years. The tables are smaller, and much closer together, again encouraging people to eat and move along and don't bring too many friends with them. The bakery section in most Panera's in the past had a large display area with breads, bagels, and other baked items. Well presented and ready to be sold. This location has a much smaller display case with very little in it. Behind the counter the baskets of bread and bagels are gone, replaces with proofing racks normally kept in the kitchen. They are ugly and another example is that they want you out fast and no longer want to be a place people come frequently or hang out. Also more typical of Panera, half the menu is out of stock. We have been coming to the Joplin location for seven years, and despite the shortcomings, there is not a lot of competition if you want a good sandwich or soup. And every single time we come, we order and they say they are out of this or that. Every single time. Clearly poor inventory management. And they can't blame COVID, it's been this way for years. So we come to the new location and try and order, Tried to order a sandwich on the new ones they have giant backlit posters all over the store advertising, nope, they don't have the ingredients to make any of them. I try a normal regular sandwich they always carry, and nope, only have half of what it takes to make it. How about soup, I wanted the French Onion soup, sure thing but no cheese, and so it went. I settled on the Turkey Bacon on Tomato bread, it comes out with bread measurably cut over an inch and a quarter thick per slice, It's a heavy bread and I guess that was supposed to make up for the paper-thin tomato and nearly nothing else in-between. Still, it was so thick I could barely take a bite of it. We ordered one whole sandwich, and two cups of soup, my wife had the Teriyaki bowl and we each had a regular drink. That was $45 bucks before the tip. At least they now have a drive-thru. Come on Panera, do better get back to your roots.